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Florida real estate is currently in the midst of collapse. Prices are down 15-20% from the peak in 2022 in SW Florida where I live. It is a slow motion crash like it was in 2008 with some areas falling farther than others. Buying in Florida is a risky proposition at the moment.
Yeah, 9+ months of inventory down there 😳 Due diligence and smart moves change people's lives. Unfortunately, so does emotional homebuying. Thanks for sharing.
Feel free to reachniuy. You can call, text, or email. But the best way to connect is via Zoom. I'll walk you through Tampa Bay using Google Maps and show you the best communities and neighborhoods that match your ideal lifestyle. 📧 info@trulivingroup.com 📅 calendly.com/juan-alcala/45 📲 (813) 261-3540
Florida has changed in many ways. Especially Economically, no longer a place to retired and enjoy your senior years. Its not cursed BUT, many new things to worry about. If you want to play you are gonna pay. Good luck.
I steel don't understand why new buildings and houses in Florida are not automatically built on stilts , especially if you know that there is a good chance that your house Will be flooded almost every year if not more ? Florida is on average 5 feet above sea level . For me if I live there , it would be the first thing I would do, Even for my car , How many cars are floded every year. So you loose you car and your home. Please be better prepared and stop rebuilding your houses in the same Way
It used to be paradise for six to eight months of the rest of year better to be in northern Michigan ,Wisconson,New England ,Northern midwest in general ,beautiful weather ,affordable and nice people..
My wife and I have been looking into moving from NY and looking more north of the city Wesley chapel lando lakes Odessa north especially with the hurricane effect, but how did Brandon and riverview do during the hurricane bc that was an area we were thinking of as well
They held up pretty well. Some damage and flooding, but nothing like the beaches. Feel free to reach out is you have questions. 📧 info@trulivingroup.com 📅 calendly.com/juan-alcala/45 📲 (813) 261-3540
@@WadeTomaszewski Watch out for sinkholes in riverview. Lots of traffic in all areas you are interested in. Beware of the taxes and home owner’s insurance. Good luck and I hope it works out for you. I grew up in Tampa, left 25 years ago and it has changed a lot. I will never go back. It’s just too dang hot now.
Why does everybody wants to move to FL….these people are making this state hard to live…thanks to them this state is going down the tubes…I didn’t move here for no weather…I had my hesitations and I wish somebody would’ve opened my eyes before I moved…it’s been the worst move ever….👎👎👎
@@Mary20002 Mary, we have a place in Delray Beach FL that's going up for sale due to the astronomical condo maintainence fee increase. We are five miles inland from the beach. I love Florida ( as most do a few months per year). We live full time in CT. I can't lie the cool weather as well as the four seasons appeals to me, it's a reprieve. I will miss visiting Delray as I do love some aspects of Florida, but the traffic is pretty bad, but it's getting worse here in CT as well
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Thinking about making the move to Florida? Reach out! We're here to help.
Juan Alcala - Tampa Realtor
📲 Call/Text Direct at (813) 261-3540
📲 Email: info@trulivingroup.com
📅 calendly.com/juan-alcala/45
👨💻 Website: www.tbhomesearch.com/
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/juan.alcala.realtor/
Not gonna lie, your channel is the voice of reason. There are pros and cons to EVERY LOCATION.
Thank you. We all have biases, and I do my best to share the challenges.
Florida real estate is currently in the midst of collapse. Prices are down 15-20% from the peak in 2022 in SW Florida where I live. It is a slow motion crash like it was in 2008 with some areas falling farther than others.
Buying in Florida is a risky proposition at the moment.
Yeah, 9+ months of inventory down there 😳
Due diligence and smart moves change people's lives. Unfortunately, so does emotional homebuying.
Thanks for sharing.
We're getting close to making the move to Florida. We have a few areas in mind, but have tons of questions!
Feel free to reachniuy. You can call, text, or email. But the best way to connect is via Zoom.
I'll walk you through Tampa Bay using Google Maps and show you the best communities and neighborhoods that match your ideal lifestyle.
📧 info@trulivingroup.com
📅 calendly.com/juan-alcala/45 📲 (813) 261-3540
Florida has changed in many ways. Especially Economically, no longer a place to retired and enjoy your senior years. Its not cursed BUT, many new things to worry about. If you want to play you are gonna pay. Good luck.
Thanks for sharing.
Simply said no risk no reward !
100 %
Dont be afraid to get into actual numbers
Average Price of 3br?
Insurance?
Property Taxes?
Porbability of Flood?
I cover those in depth every Tuesday on our livestresm. Feel free to check it out.
I steel don't understand why new buildings and houses in Florida are not automatically built on stilts , especially if you know that there is a good chance that your house Will be flooded almost every year if not more ? Florida is on average 5 feet above sea level . For me if I live there , it would be the first thing I would do, Even for my car , How many cars are floded every year. So you loose you car and your home. Please be better prepared and stop rebuilding your houses in the same Way
Thanks for sharing.
You must be at the northshore pool!
It used to be paradise for six to eight months of the rest of year better to be in northern Michigan ,Wisconson,New England ,Northern midwest in general ,beautiful weather ,affordable and nice people..
Bingo!
My wife and I have been looking into moving from NY and looking more north of the city Wesley chapel lando lakes Odessa north especially with the hurricane effect, but how did Brandon and riverview do during the hurricane bc that was an area we were thinking of as well
They held up pretty well. Some damage and flooding, but nothing like the beaches.
Feel free to reach out is you have questions.
📧 info@trulivingroup.com
📅 calendly.com/juan-alcala/45 📲 (813) 261-3540
everything is at sea level... almost everything floods, save your hair and heart. Look at the mountains
@@WadeTomaszewski Watch out for sinkholes in riverview. Lots of traffic in all areas you are interested in. Beware of the taxes and home owner’s insurance. Good luck and I hope it works out for you. I grew up in Tampa, left 25 years ago and it has changed a lot. I will never go back. It’s just too dang hot now.
YEAH. BUT WHAT'S THAT SMELL?
Why does everybody wants to move to FL….these people are making this state hard to live…thanks to them this state is going down the tubes…I didn’t move here for no weather…I had my hesitations and I wish somebody would’ve opened my eyes before I moved…it’s been the worst move ever….👎👎👎
Thanks for sharing
@@Mary20002 Mary, we have a place in Delray Beach FL that's going up for sale due to the astronomical condo maintainence fee increase. We are five miles inland from the beach. I love Florida ( as most do a few months per year). We live full time in CT. I can't lie the cool weather as well as the four seasons appeals to me, it's a reprieve. I will miss visiting Delray as I do love some aspects of Florida, but the traffic is pretty bad, but it's getting worse here in CT as well